Restaurant: Impossible · S10 E2
Double "H" Ranch
Lake Luzerne, New York
It is still up and running.
The short answer
Not a public restaurant: nonprofit year-round camp for children with serious illnesses; TV episode renovated the camp dining hall as a charity project.
What happened on the show
This was a Holiday: Impossible charity special, so it sits apart from the show's usual rescues. Rather than a struggling public restaurant, Robert Irvine and his team took on the Double H Ranch in Lake Luzerne, New York, a nonprofit camp serving children with life-threatening illnesses, and the episode centered on transforming and renovating its facilities. In keeping with the holiday format, the crew worked with three days and fifty thousand dollars instead of the usual two days and ten thousand. The build focused on the camp's dining hall as a charity project, a gift to the organization rather than a commercial turnaround. Because the Double H Ranch is a year-round camp and not a restaurant open to the public, its open-or-closed status describes an operating nonprofit, not a dining business, a distinction we flag plainly so the record is not misread.
After the cameras left
The Double H Ranch is open and active. A direct load confirmed a functioning nonprofit, with summer camp sessions listed for 2025 and ongoing fundraising, all consistent with an organization very much in operation at 97 Hidden Valley Road, so this is a high-confidence call. The status reflects the charity camp continuing its mission, not a commercial restaurant trading, and we state that outright: the Holiday: Impossible dining-hall renovation went to a children's camp, and that camp is confirmed operating as of our latest pass.
Location
97 Hidden Valley Rd, Lake Luzerne, NY 12846
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Sources
Confidence: high. Last checked 2026-07-19.